An edition of Child welfare law and practice
(2010)
Child welfare law and practice
representing children, parents, and state agencies in abuse, neglect, and dependency cases
2nd ed.
by Donald N. Duquette and Ann M. Haralambie
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Child welfare law and practice: representing children, parents, and state agencies in abuse, neglect, and dependency cases
2010, Bradford Pub.
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1932779965 9781932779967
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Table of Contents
America's children
Physical, sexual, and emotional child abuse and neglect
Mental health and related professional evaluations in child welfare proceedings
Child development and the impact of maltreatment
Investigative interviewing of the child
Interviewing and counseling legal clients who are children
Family dynamics and treatment of child abuse and neglect
Cultural context in abuse and neglect practice : tips for attorneys
The history of child welfare law
Federal child welfare legislation
U.S. Supreme Court cases regarding child welfare
The Indian Child Welfare Act
The practice of child welfare casework : a primer for lawyers
Child safety : what judges and lawyers need to know
Due process of law and child protection
A child's journey through the child welfare system
Interstate and international issues
Confidentiality
Collateral proceedings
Immigration issues : representing children who are not United States citizens
Advocacy for foster youth in mental health commitment proceedings
Education goals for children in foster care and the role of attorneys
Foster youth : transitioning from foster care into self-sufficient adulthood
Non-adversarial case resolution
Establishing legal permanence for the child
Child welfare appellate law and practice
Agency attorneys and caseworkers : working well together
Representing parents in child welfare cases
Representing children and youth
Children in court
Special evidentiary issues
Trial advocacy
Case assessment and planning/dimensions of child advocacy.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 753-761) and index.
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